Claude
Claude can turn substantial drafts, code, and other standalone work into editable artifacts.
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Make a small decision aid.
Turn a few explicit criteria into an interactive prototype people can test.
START WITHClaude
Claude can turn substantial drafts, code, and other standalone work into editable artifacts.
Official source · verified 2026-10-01 ↗Get ready
- Open Claude on the web or desktop and check that artifact creation is available in your account settings.
- Write down the decision, the allowed inputs, and the rule for each possible outcome.
Give it this
Make a small interactive artifact that helps [audience] choose between [options]. Ask only for these inputs: [inputs]. Apply these explicit decision rules: [rules]. Show the recommendation, which rule led to it, and when the information is insufficient. Use sample data and accessible labels. Do not make up rules or imply the result is professional advice. Include three test cases at the end, including one with missing information.
Make it useful
- Try each test case and compare the result with your written rules.
- Ask someone unfamiliar with the options to use the artifact and explain its result.
- Revise confusing labels or rules before sharing; keep a human review step for consequential decisions.
One thing to check. An artifact is a prototype. Its logic and accessibility need independent checking before real decisions depend on it.
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